W Commands
web-cert-clear
You can perform TLS certificate management for the Netvisor Web service. For HTTPS communication between a REST API client and the Web application server running on the switch, you must configure a server certificate and deploy it on the Web application server.
Syntax web-cert-clear
Defaults None
Access Network admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.4.1.
Usage Use this command to delete certificates from the OS.
Examples To delete a Web certificate, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > web-cert-clear
web-cert-import
You can perform TLS certificate management for the Netvisor Web service. For HTTPS communication between a REST API client and the Web application server running on the switch, you must configure a server certificate and deploy it on the Web application server.
Syntax web-cert-import file-ca file-ca-string file-server file-server-string file-inter file-inter-string
file-ca file-ca-string |
Specify the name of the CA Certificate file. |
file-server file-server-string |
Specify the name of the Server Certificate file. |
file-inter file-inter-string |
Specify the name of the intermediate CA Certificate file. |
Defaults None
Access Network admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.4.1.
Usage Use this command to import certificates into the OS.
Examples To import a Web certificate, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > web-cert-import
web-cert-info-show
You can perform TLS certificate management for the Netvisor Web service. For HTTPS communication between a REST API client and the Web application server running on the switch, you must configure a server certificate and deploy it on the Web application server.
Syntax web-cert-info-show cert-type ca|intermediate|server subject subject-string file-inter file-inter-string
cert-type ca|intermediate|server |
Specifies the type of the CA Certificate. |
subject subject-string |
Specifies the subject in the Certificate file. |
issuer issuer-string |
Specifies the issuer of the intermediate CA Certificate file. |
serial-number serial-number-number |
Specifies the serial number in the Certificate file. |
valid-from valid-from-string |
Specifies the valid from date in the Certificate file. |
valid-to valid-to-string |
Specifies the valid to date in the Certificate file. |
Defaults None
Access Network admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.4.1.
Usage Use this command to display certificates in the OS.
Examples To display a Web certificate, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > web-cert-info-show
web-cert-request-create
You can perform TLS certificate management for the Netvisor Web service. For HTTPS communication between a REST API client and the Web application server running on the switch, you must configure a server certificate and deploy it on the Web application server.
Syntax web-cert-request
Defaults None
Access Network admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.4.1.
Usage Use this command to request certificates for the OS.
Examples Torequest a Web certificate, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > web-cert-request-create
web-cert-request-show
You can perform TLS certificate management for the Netvisor Web service. For HTTPS communication between a REST API client and the Web application server running on the switch, you must configure a server certificate and deploy it on the Web application server.
Syntax web-cert-request-show cert-request cert-request-string
cert-request cert-request-string |
Displays the certificate request parameters. |
Defaults None
Access Network admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.4.1.
Usage Use this command to display certificate requests.
Examples To display a certificate request, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > web-cert-request-show
web-cert-self-signed-create
You can perform TLS certificate management for the Netvisor Web service. For HTTPS communication between a REST API client and the Web application server running on the switch, you must configure a server certificate and deploy it on the Web application server.
Syntax web-cert-self-signed-create country country-string state state-string city city-string organization organization-string common-name common-name-string
country country-string |
Specify the country for the certificate. |
state state-string |
Specify the state for the certificate |
city city-string |
Specify the city for the certificate |
organization organization-string |
Specify the organization for the certificate |
common-name common-name-string |
Specify the common name for the certificate. The common name must match the host for authentication. |
Defaults None
Access Network admin
History Command introduced in Version 2.4.1.
Usage Use this command to create self-signed certificate requests.
Examples To create a self-signed certificate, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > web-cert-self-signed-create country us state ca city palo alto organization engineering common-name web-server